Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-09


head.
st. Pauis parish guild meets to-
morrow afternoon at tie parsonage.
w. P. Keves & Co. sold their wood
yard the past week to August Martin.
A new house slipper warm, easy and
cheap. II. J. STRAUSS.
A fine boy-babv was born Thursday
to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. L. Thomson.
Weight, 81 pounds.
Miss Kittie McCabe, of this city, has
commenced teaching five months term
in the Sacia district of Concord
A new Chinese laundry has been
, opened in the Hawkins building, middle
OF Main street bridge, by Wing Lee.
MIR and Mrs FL. CRUDE rejoice in
the birth of young son Thursday last,
an appropriate mate for their daughter.
There is great rush at Trachte &
TraySer's For the underwear that is selling
SO cheap Every Body can be suited, both
in quality and price.
A Good Templars' lodge of sixteen
charter members was instituted at Jeffer-
son Thursday evening, with G. B, Adams
elected as chief templar
Friday evening Glenn Stoll, one of
the wood-workers in the j. l. Perry
Manufacturing Co.'S shops, cut an ugly
cash 10 his knee with broad-ax.
1t is just what you want in the house
'My Comfort slipper III. STRAUSS.
1t is announced that Hon. t. d.
Kanouse, of Wooosocket, Dakota, will fill
some Of the appointments of the late J.
B. Finch in this district for the Good
Iemplars.
The f. Bernhardt place, comprising
a brick house and four lots, on College
street, First ward, was sold by Sheriff
Bullock Monday, under foreclosure, tc
@. Schmutzler for $745.
The Congregational church tea party
will be given at the residence OF Mrs.
John Ford Thursday evening of this
week. Supper served from 6 to 9 O'Clock.
Tickets % cents All ale invited.
For the year ending Oct |, the state
board of charities and reform has allowed
Jefferson county $S,5O394 for the care of
the insane in the county asylum. Dodge
county was allowed SO, 200 80 for the
same purpose.
The juneau Telephone very justly
asks why it is that the Chicago & North
western Railway does not permit passen-
gers to ride on the freight train for the
north that leaves this city at 1924 P. NJ.
and arrives at Juneau at 9 P. NJ.
The Seventh district lodge OF Good
Templars will hold their 10th session with
Watertown Lodge, No. 314, Friday and
Saturday, November 18th and 10Th, open
ing at 1890 A. NJ. on Friday. E. W.
Chain, G. G. T. and A. E. Seymour, D.
l.. will attend the session.
W. r. Dickinson, OF the St. Charles
House, Jefferson, will give grand party
and ball at the Jefferson Opera House
next Tuesday evening, November Is. Of
course with Mr.. Dickinson's reputation
as a caterer nothing but frst-class affair
can be expected.
A dispatch from South Bend, Indi-
ana, November 7th, says:
Notre Dame College met with serious
loss in the destruction of the novitiate by
fire. The building was large two-story
brick, and was valued at $25, 900. The
loss is total, with no insurance.
The annual meeting of the county
board of supervisors convenes at Jefferson,
Tuesday next, Nov. Is. The following
are the members of the board from this
city: First ward, John Davies; Second
ward, Ell. Graewe; Third ward, +.
Schmutzler; Fourth ward, NJ. Norton;
Seventh ward, Z. G. Sloan.
The best assortment of domestic and
foreign underwear is to be had at Schif-
Ter & Quentmeyers. They are also agents
for DR. Jaeger's celebrated underwear
Be sure and look their line over They
can suit you.
SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER,
Cor. Main and Third Sts
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway company has adopted the idea of
carrying hand grenade fire extinguishers
on the passenger coaches, for use in the
event of a fire. There are twenty-five
grenades in each coach, and they are sus-
pended at either end of the car above the
stoves. The idea is a commendable one,
and we learn that the Chicago & North
Western Railway company will also adopt
the plan soon